Radden Sets New Record In 200 Meters at Boston Indoor Games
Freshman Aaron Radden broke the indoor track school record in the 200 meter dash, as Central Connecticut State University placed ninth out of 18 scoring teams at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games Friday night. Radden won the event in a time of 22.03 seconds, breaking the previous CCSU best by two hundredths of a second. Sean Smith was the previous record holder, at 22.05 seconds, which he set in 2008.
Freshman Aaron Radden broke the indoor track school record in
the 200 meter dash, as Central Connecticut State University placed
ninth out of 18 scoring teams at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games
Friday night. Radden won the event in a time of 22.03 seconds,
breaking the previous CCSU best by two hundredths of a second. Sean
Smith was the previous record holder, at 22.05 seconds, which
he set in 2008.
Radden also placed third in the 55 meter dash, recording a time of
6.51 seconds. The Blue Devils got the rest of their scoring from
four runners on Friday, highlighted by sophomore Sam
Alexander's 5,000 meter time of 15:01.83. He placed fourth in
the event.
Freshman Mohamed Hrezi, junior Shawn
Buchanan and sophomore Dan Watson also placed in
the top eight for Central Connecticut. Hrezi took sixth in the one
mile run, crossing the line in 4:18.31, while Buchanan recorded a
time of 1:07.05 to finish the 500 meters in seventh. Watson placed
eight in the 800 meters with a time of 1:59.53.
Central Connecticut scored 30 points in the meet to place ninth.
New Hampshire won the meet with 95.5 points, while Northeastern and
Maine finished in second and third with 90 and 87 points,
respectively.
The Blue Devils will next compete at the Giegengack Invitational on
the campus of Yale University February 5 and 6.
